by Scott Frederick | Sep 12, 2025 | News, Uncategorized
Teamwork. Sacrifice. Grit. These are the values that define great offensive lines on the football field — and they’re the same values that define great logistics partners off it. That’s why Logistics Plus is proud to be named the Exclusive Logistics Provider of the Joe Moore Award — college football’s most unique honor, celebrating the only position group that truly embodies the spirit of “five guys, one heartbeat.”
Each year, our team will take on the challenge of delivering the seven-foot-tall, 800-pound Joe Moore Award trophy to the nation’s best offensive line. It’s a task that requires precision, planning, and trust — the same qualities that fuel every global supply chain we manage. For us, moving the world’s biggest trophy isn’t just a delivery. It’s a symbol of what we do best: solving the toughest challenges with teamwork and determination.
For nearly three decades, Logistics Plus has been saying yes to the impossible. From moving wind turbines across oceans, to managing time-critical aerospace parts, to delivering last-mile solutions in the world’s hardest-to-reach places — we thrive where others hesitate. With operations in more than 50 countries worldwide, our people bring passion and creativity to every shipment, warehouse, and project we touch.
Like an offensive line, our success is never about one person. It’s about the collective — our employees, our partners, and our customers — working together to move what matters. Whether it’s freight forwarding, project cargo, warehousing, transportation, or supply chain technology, we tackle challenges head-on, with the same commitment to excellence and teamwork that the Joe Moore Award represents.
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As we celebrate this sponsorship and look ahead to our 30th year in business, we’re reminded of one simple truth: the best victories are never won alone.
From the trenches to the trophy, when the world changes — Logistics Plus delivers.
Learn more at logisticsplus.com/joemooreaward.
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by Ryan Markiewicz | Sep 3, 2025 | Uncategorized
Logistics Plus is pleased to announce the official opening of its new branch office in Seoul, South Korea. The Logistics Plus Korea (aka LP Korea) team officially began operations on September 1, 2025. This expansion is part of our Asia-Pacific (APAC) global network growth strategy, designed to provide faster and more reliable services to both Korean customers and international partners.
Logistics Plus Korea offers end-to-end logistics solutions, including:
- International ocean and air freight forwarding
- Customs clearance
- Warehousing
- Domestic transportation
Seoul is the capital and economic heart of South Korea. Located along the Han River, it is one of the most energetic and technologically advanced cities in the world. As the political, cultural, and financial center, it is home to major global corporations, state-of-the-art research institutions, and a thriving startup ecosystem. Logistics Plus proudly operates an office in Seoul, serving businesses of all sizes across Korea. Whether working as your 3PL or 4PL partner, Logistics Plus offers customized solutions tailored to meet the needs of our clients.
Sam Park (Managing Director)
Email: sam.park@logisticsplus.com
Logistics Plus Korea Ltd.
B-1217, Gangseo Hangang Xi Tower
401 Yangcheon-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul
Republic of Korea 07528
For any requests involving our Korea office, please email korea@logisticsplus.com. We appreciate your current business and look forward to exploring future opportunities with you.
by susheel | Feb 17, 2025 | News, Uncategorized
Businesses are always looking for ways to optimize inventory, reduce costs, and enhance efficiency. One powerful strategy that has gained momentum is Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI). This solution shifts inventory management responsibility from the buyer to the supplier or a third-party inventory manager like Logistics Plus.
But what exactly is VMI, and how can it benefit your business? Let’s explore how Logistics Plus can help streamline vendor inventory management with its innovative supply chain solutions.
What is Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)?
VMI is a supply chain strategy where suppliers or 3PLs take charge of managing and replenishing inventory based on real-time demand and usage data. This proactive approach reduces stockouts, minimizes excess inventory, and improves overall supply chain efficiency. With VMI, suppliers access a buyer’s inventory levels and sales data, allowing them to make informed replenishment decisions. This removes the guesswork from inventory management and fosters stronger collaboration between suppliers and buyers.
The Benefits of VMI
• Optimized Stock Levels – Real-time data analysis ensures optimal inventory levels, reducing overstocking and stockouts.
• Potential Cost Savings – Lower holding costs, reduced administrative burdens, and minimized stockouts lead to cost reductions.
• Strengthened Supplier-Buyer Relationships – Improved communication and collaboration foster long-term business partnerships.
• Better Visibility – Access to real-time demand data enhances forecasting accuracy and reduces disruptions.
• Enhanced Customer Satisfaction – Reliable stock availability ensures a seamless experience for end customers.
Industries That Benefit from VMI
Various industries can leverage VMI for streamlined operations, including:
• Retail: Keeping shelves stocked with fast-moving consumer goods.
• Manufacturing: Preventing parts shortages to maintain smooth production lines.
• Pharma & Healthcare: Ensuring the efficient management of critical medical supplies.
• Automotive: Supporting just-in-time inventory for essential components.
Challenges of VMI Implementation
Despite its advantages, VMI does have challenges, such as:
• Seamless Technology Integration: Effective VMI requires smooth data sharing, often needing ERP system investments.
• Trust and Transparency: Businesses must share sales data and rely on suppliers for inventory decisions.
• Vendor Reliability: Supplier performance is critical to the success of a VMI program.
Is VMI the Right Fit for Your Business?
If inventory inefficiencies, frequent stockouts, or high carrying costs are issues for your business, VMI could be the ideal solution. However, success depends on strong supplier partnerships and a commitment to data transparency.
How Logistics Plus Enhances VMI Implementation
Logistics Plus (LP) offers a suite of supply chain solutions designed to support VMI strategies:
• Advanced Inventory Management: LP’s sophisticated system leverages data analysis and technology to optimize inventory levels, track stock movements in real-time, and make informed storage and fulfillment decisions, ensuring efficient stock handling and distribution through our warehousing solutions.
• Technology-Driven Visibility: With MyLogisticsPlus™ and eWorldPlus™, businesses can access real-time inventory tracking, enabling seamless supplier-buyer communication.
• Efficient Fulfillment Services: LP’s tailored pick, pack, and ship solutions ensure vendor-managed inventory is handled quickly and accurately.
• Strategic Warehousing Locations: With nearly 10 million square feet of warehouse space across North America, LP optimizes inventory placement for faster transit times and improved efficiency.
Get Started with Logistics Plus
Vendor managed inventory isn’t just a strategy—it’s a transformative approach to supply chain management. By leveraging the right technology and partners, businesses can enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and strengthen supply chain relationships.
Ready to implement a VMI program? Start by assessing your inventory challenges and partnering with an experienced and capable 3PL like Logistics Plus to ensure a smooth transition. Contact us today to learn how we can help drive your VMI success.
by Ryan Markiewicz | Nov 21, 2024 | Uncategorized
Jan Krediet, a Logistics Plus company, continues to deliver humanitarian aid to cities across Ukraine. For their latest delivery to Odesa, the Jan Krediet team was assisted by the ‘Drivers for Hope’ agency, who set up a convoy with five other local carriers.
The load contained power generators, medical equipment, medical clothing, wheelchairs, washing powder, and children’s toys to supply the hospitals around Odesa. Upon arrival, the cargo was offloaded in the village of Liubashivka, where the goods were then distributed based on the needs of the local hospitals.
The mayor of the region, who is praised by the Ukrainian army for his commitment and help, thanked the convoy drivers. Photos of the convoy and delivery can be seen below.
by Ryan Markiewicz | Oct 4, 2024 | Uncategorized
The Logistics Plus (LP) Aero team is pleased to join other Logistics Plus offices in obtaining its IATA Cargo Accounts Settlement Systems (CASS) number for simplified billing and settling of accounts with scheduled airlines. CASS yields a two-fold solution as it replaces airlines’ traditional paper-based invoicing and also agents’ manual control of those invoices.
Andriy Blagovisniy, Global Director of Air Chartering for LP Aero, commented on the significance. “Getting an IATA CASS number gives our team access to faster and more efficient scheduled airline solutions. We now have improved access to many cargo carriers conducting export flights in the UK. By combining this access with our air charter capabilities, we can offer our customers solutions ranging from small packages to the most complex project cargo pieces.” Andriy added, “As a part of Logistics Plus, we continue to offer worldwide door-to-door solutions by air, sea, road, and rail.”
About IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the trade association for the world’s airlines, representing some 330 airlines over 80% of global air traffic. IATA supports many areas of aviation activity and helps formulate industry policy on critical aviation issues.
To learn more about Logistics Plus Air Charter solutions, please visit logisticsplus.com/lpaero. You can contact the team by emailing aero@logisticsplus.com.
by logisticsplus | Aug 31, 2023 | Uncategorized
Logistics Plus offices in the U.S. and Canada will be closed Monday, September 5th in recognition of Labor Day. Enjoy your long weekend!
